On 02.09.15 20:24, Lars Noodén wrote: > The error message between the message body and the headers is : > > Enigmail Error - decryption failed; click on 'Details' > button for more information.
Is this a message sent from you or sent from another person? What
happens, if you re-enable your old key? Disabling of an old key is not a
good idea if you want to decrypt stuff which is encrypted using this key.
> When I click on Details and choose View Key Properties I get shown
> Primary User ID, Key ID, and Fingerprint which are for the wrong key.
Well, as said: You must use the key for which this message has once been
encrypted to. If it is disabled, it cannot be used and you get an error
message.
> If I try to sign an outgoing message, I get this:
>
> Key 0xXXXXXXXX not found or not valid. The (sub-)key
> might have expired.
>
> If I go into Engimail -> Key Management -> Key properties for that key,
> it shows that the key is valid and expires next year.
Do you get prompted for the passphrase or does the error prompt happen
before?
[gpg.conf]
> gpg.conf is stock, I haven't changed it. Here are the active lines:
>
> $ egrep -v "^#|^$" gpg.conf
> keyserver hkp://subkeys.pgp.net
> use-agent
>
> default-key FE35B305
^^^^^^^^
Is this the keyId of your old (disabled) or of your new key? Does the
undesired behaviour go away if you comment out this line (put a # at the
first column)?
Ludwig
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